Pavlos, the firstborn son of the former King Constantine, is expected to appear at the Athens registry office by the end of the week to submit an application for the restoration of Greek citizenship, which he was deprived of in the 1974 referendum, as revealed today in a column of protothema.gr.

In a landmark decision, Greece will now allow women to serve in its National Guard. This historic change, announced by Deputy Minister of National Defense Ioannis Kefalogiannis, permits women who are members of the reserve forces and permanent residents of their service regions to volunteer for the National Guard.

The Eastern Mediterranean is an area vital to Greek and Cypriot interests, and Turkish belligerence in the region is definitely disturbing in Athens and Nicosia, but also Jerusalem, Beirut, Tehran, Erbil, Baghdad, as well as in the homes of common folk in Damascus.

Adrianos Golemis, a Greek physician working for the European Space Agency (ESA), is playing a crucial role in keeping astronauts healthy and safe during space missions.